Faking Stock Census Expands Across Montana Counties
Special Agent C B Towers of the census bureau surveys Montana livestock, detailing county by county collection methods and confidential responses. He notes this marks the first comprehensive statewide livestock census, with Fergus Chateau Cascade Teton Meagher Broadwater Lewis and Clark and Flathead completed, Deer Lodge and Jefferson remaining. The Denver office directs the project, and Towers aims to tally cattle numbers and farm activity while stressing confidentiality to farmers.
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Missoula
C. B. Towers
Census Bureau
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Tower
Fergus
Chateau
Cascade
Teton
Meagher
Broadwater
Lewis and Clarke
Flathead
Jefferson
Denver
Charles F. Martin
Washington
Miles City
Wallace
Farmer
West
Montana
New hay and grain at Wilson's
Sept. 15 Missoula—The Standard announces a new addition to the Sisters' hospital, a welcome surprise to friends. Crowded conditions last year prompted expansion to increase space for contract patients and to accommodate almost 30 on the second floor. Separate rooms for special cases were also arranged.
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Missoula
Sisters’ Hospital
Sewing machine supplies at Listers
Missoula report: Frank McKenzie, from Iron Mountain and at Sisters' hospital for weeks, is well enough to return home next week. John Smith, a Bonner lumberman with fever, taken to hospital this week. Gus Magni, once seriously ill with typhoid, shows improvement. Frank Carroll, a fever patient for weeks, is doing well. Mrs J W McGregor, after an operation, expects discharge in a few days.
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Missoula
Sep
Frank McKenzie
Sisters’ Hospital
Iron Mountain
John Smith
Bonner
Gus Magni
Frank Carroll
Lacasse brothers close Cedar Creek mines for winter
The Lacasse brothers close placer mines in the Cedar Creek district and stay in Missoula for winter except two who will attend the Paris exposition this fall. They leave by the 20th for several weeks. Cleanup exceeded expectations as water flow was lower than last year and work finished about six weeks earlier. Three men will stay to repair sluice boxes and conduct winter maintenance.
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Missoula
Lacasse Brothers
Cedar Creek
Hartley's Eastman Kodak Supplies Highlighted in Mi
Sept. 15 report notes Carl Greenhood on a month long trip visiting eastern and western cities, including California and Portland. He attended Elks’ Yafr and carnival activities during the journey.
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Wie
Carl Greenhood
California
Portland
Grand coastal parade and Native Sons event witnessed
A resident recalls one of the coast’s grandest parades and secures a souvenir button with an elk head pin featuring Portland’s today’s queen. He also saw the Native Sons of the Golden West parade in San Francisco, noting two bells on the ribbon.
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Portland
Sons of the Golden West
San Francisco
Fall Term Enrollment Boosts Missoula Schools
Missoula reports a strong fall term start with teachers and students settling into routine. Enrollment for the first week reaches around one hundred more than last year, aided by new south side classrooms and assigned rooms. Miss Porterfield takes charge of a newly assigned room as the term progresses.
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Missoula
Mies Porterfield
Missoula Notes Reveal Local Happenings and Construction
Reported visits by J H Burdett and Dr H Anderson. a Wayne of new signs at city hall. building of a cottage on South Third street. teachers hired for Quartz and Ronita schools. Sunnyside orchestra hosted. Miss Florence Jewett heads to New York. church improvements at Methodist property. Sacred Heart academy expanding to about 160 pupils. railroad transfer enforcement after depot trouble. fashion and music events noted at Globe store and Owen's orchestra in Missoula.
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J. H. Burdett
Quartz
Harvey Houston
Bishop Scott
Academy
Portland
Ore
Missoula
Stevensville
Edith Mooney
Minneapolis
Leslie E. Crouch
Marcus L. Crouch
A. Nelson
South Third Street
Higgins Avenue Bridge
Miss Silvey
O. P. Silvey
Helena
Dr. H. Anderson
J. F. Whitley
Tietjen
Electric Light Company
Sarah E. Mills
Superior
William M. McBride
Ethel Lensley
Oregon Normal School
State of Washington
Ronita
Sunnyside
Daniel Fisher
Avery Arustrong
Elsie Myers
Houtchens
Will P. Fisher
South Side
Florence Jewett
Bonner
New York
Elis
Russell
Sacred Heart Academy
Death of Mrs Burgen in Missoula
Word reached Missoula that Mrs. William Burgen died at St. Regis after a long illness with consumption. The middle aged woman leaves a husband and three children. Remains will be brought to Missoula for interment Sunday with Rev. J. C. Barnes conducting the grave service.
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Mia. Buggen
Missoula
St. Regis
William Burgen
J. C. Barnes
Gompers to Address Mass Meeting In Shamokin Likely
A telegram from Samuel Gompers to John Fahey says he will visit Shamokin to address a mass meeting expected to draw at least 10,000 mine workers. Strikers view this as AF of L support for their strike, with leaders predicting broader aid from the national union.
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Ompers
Shamokin
John Fahey
Ninth District
United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
American Federation of Tabor
Livingston Notes Reflect Local Political Tensions and Social News
Livingston Sept 13 report details Democratic primaries fueling county convention tensions, Clarkites facing disaffection, independents and Republicans awaiting a split. Also covered are a divorce action, visits from Bacon and Miles, baseball losses, fire department plans, typhoid death, Daisy mine prospects, plans for Roosevelt in town, and social events including a wedding and Kandy Klub gathering.
Local residents depart for trips and events in town and beyond
A series of weekend departures and social outings are noted. Misses Tutton Krieger Landon Del cher McDermott and Nola Curnutt left for Great Falls to visit relatives for several weeks. A party including Misses Tutton McDermott Chambers Evans Smith Ware and others went to Baldy to camp and hike, with one member stopping due to altitude. Louise Miles heads to Northfield Minnesota to enter Carleton College prep and will visit Miles City en route. A group fished at Spring Creek, a marriage announcement for Marigeld Baldwin and Frank Dean is set for next Wednesday. Others travel to Faribault Notre Dame and Chicago while business moves include a staff change at a railroad and a Bermuda trip for two families. The Montana Pioneers meet at Bozeman and Epworth Leaguers host a farewell for Percy Scott and Leah DeGroat. The Ladies Aid meets next Wednesday at Mrs Crippen’s.
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Clark
Standard
Livingston
Clark Gang
Lucy Schlosser
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Charles N. Schlosser
A. J. Campbell
Maurice W. Bacon
Butte
Yellowstone Park
Nash
Terrill
Bozeman
Red Ledge
Miles City
P. W. Nelson
M. J. Wells
G. W. Chamber
Park
Fort Benton
Asotin
Wash
Lehnen
Cooke City
Helena
John Locke
Ravenna
Neb
Luocke
Nelson A. Miles
A. W. Miles
Hunter's Hot Springs
Omaha
Burlington
Thomas Ryan
Washington
Short’s
Main Street
Nolan Pros
St. Julien
Guich
Elspass
Denver
E. H. Talcott
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Cit
Thomas M. Swindlehurst
Democratic Party
T. S. Hogan
Tutton
Krieger
Landon
Delcher
McDermott
Foss
Nola Curnutt
Great Falls
Chambers Evans
Smith
Ware
Mesdames Schueber
Biles
Leath
Messrs
Moffett and Hervey
Old Baldy
Louise Miles
Northfield
Man
Carleton College
Golden Gate
Garnier
William Rye
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Pocatello
Idaho
Mentor Wetzstein
Chicago
Mr. Wetzstein
Billings
Brownlow T. Gray
New York
Bermuda Islands
George A. Bruffey
George Phelps
Joseph Brown
Montana Pioneers’ Association
Epworth League
Scott
Percy Scott
Leah DeGroat
Montana Wesleyan University
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. Andrew’s Guild
Crippen
Democrats of Beaverhead County See Strong Campaign Outlook
Special correspondence from Dillon reports Beaverhead county Democrats feel optimistic for the coming campaign. The local ticket is described as promising for electoral effort and mobilization.
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Ats
Beaverhead County
Standard
Dillon
Democrats Endorse Strong Field for County Tickets
A Dillon area political notice outlines Democratic candidates for state senate and county offices, praising James T. Murray and David F. Metlen, Emerson Hill, Charles H. Padley, George W. French, William L. Staudahor, George Edinger, and Joseph Toindexter. It notes party unity, a reconstituted county committee led by George R. Matlen, and forecasts strong November results. The Boatman horse sale at Dillon stock yards reports 800 first-class draft horses from Beaverhead and Madison counties and a premier saddle horse string from Belmont stock farm. Auctioneer L. J. Price and many prominent stockmen attend.
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James TP. Murray
Dillon
David FE
Metlen
Emerson Hill
Red Rock
Charles H. Padley
George W. French
William L. Staudahor
George Edinger
Young Democracy
Joseph T.oindexter
L. J. Price
Henry R. Melton
Beaverhead County
Helena
George TR. Matlen
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Western
Wearhern
The
West Main Street
Misemule Telephone No
Wilson's
Lister's. Oe
Hospital Notes
Choice Cut Flowers
Eastman Kodak
Hartley's
Hhdrivree
McHaffle Bros
Sai
Missoula Notes
Globe Etore
Owen
Lisingston
Thomas H. Stevenson
Nellie Natlen
St. Mary's Church
Father Pirnat
Florence Ballinger
Kandy
R. F. McLaren
Mwicgta Mnion
Liberty
Fe Sachs Abs
Democi
Bears
ROK
Geisler
Birdstore
N. 16Th St
Davol Medicine CO
Cal
Martin Drug Company
Mont
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